Two people from Wuhan went on a two-day self-guided trip to Mount Lushan. From train travel, accommodation to travel order.

How to arrange a trip that is economical, practical and safe?

Starting from June 1 this year, direct train T291 from Wuhan to Jiujiang will be opened. It takes 3 hours to reach Jiujiang!

There is a bus to Jiujiang, but it is already afternoon when we arrive. It is recommended to go up the mountain to spend the night, otherwise you will have to rush to the mountain early the next morning, which is a waste of time

I was living in Guling Street on the mountain, because it is not the peak season, so a double room (with bathroom) is 80/night, and it is very convenient to go to other attractions.

The next morning we went to Xianren Cave, because there was no I took the ropeway, so I walked for a long time. It was already afternoon when I came back, and I took a look at Meilu, the Lushan Villas and so on. In the evening I watched the movie Lushan Love.

On the morning of the third day, I went to Hanpokou to watch it. At sunrise, go to Wulaofeng (there is no legendary waterfall! I was deceived by Kurumada Masami), and then go to Sandiequan. Generally, the hotel owner will introduce you to the minibus to Hanpokou. There is probably an agreement, so there is no charge. But if you want to go to Sandiequan, it will be charged separately.

If you want to go to Xianglufeng, it is more cost-effective to go from Jiujiang. It costs 140 to charter a car from Qiling. (Three years ago).

If you leave before 12 noon, it doesn’t count.

When I came back, I took a bus in Jiujiang, which was more expensive than the train, but Because the train is a passing train, there are often no seats available.